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Coffee Origins
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- Pink Bourbon Coffee
- Green Coffee Beans
- Hawaii Coffee Beans
- Rwanda Coffee Beans
- El Salvador Coffee Beans
- Nicaragua Coffee Beans
- Guatemala Coffee Beans
- Mexican Coffee Beans
- Honduran Coffee Beans
- Ethiopian Coffee Beans
- Peruvian Coffee Beans
- Panama Coffee Beans
- Brazilian Coffee Beans
- Colombian Coffee Beans
- Indonesian Coffee Beans
- Kenyan Coffee Beans
- The Smallest Coffee Bean: Micro Mocca
- The Largest Coffee Bean: Maragogype (Elephant Bean)
- Naturally Low-Caffeine Coffee
- Coffee Cherry: What’s Inside?
- Fruit Fermentation Processing Method in Coffee
- Anaerobic Fermentation Processing Method in Coffee
- Coffee Cultivation and Growth Stages
- Decaffeinated Coffee
- What Is Caffeine?
- Coffee Bean Grading Systems (Part 2)
- Coffee Bean Grading Systems (Part 1)
- Three Major Coffee Processing Methods
- What Components Make Coffee Taste Great? Unveiling the Secrets of Green Coffee Beans
Brazilian Coffee Beans
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Brazil is the world's largest coffee-producing country, accounting for approximately 40% of global coffee production, with Vietnam trailing behind. Situated in eastern South America, much of Brazil lies between the...
Brazilian Coffee Beans
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Brazil is the world's largest coffee-producing country, accounting for approximately 40% of global coffee production, with Vietnam trailing behind. Situated in eastern South America, much of Brazil lies between the...
Colombian Coffee Beans
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Colombia is one of the world’s top three coffee-producing countries, renowned for its abundant coffee production. Coffee cultivation provides livelihoods for over two million Colombians, nearly 25% of the nation's...
Colombian Coffee Beans
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Colombia is one of the world’s top three coffee-producing countries, renowned for its abundant coffee production. Coffee cultivation provides livelihoods for over two million Colombians, nearly 25% of the nation's...
Indonesian Coffee Beans
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Indonesian coffee is known for its distinctively low acidity and rich, full-bodied flavors, often displaying earthy notes with hints of herbs, soil, and woody aromas. Indonesia, an archipelago of over...
Indonesian Coffee Beans
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Indonesian coffee is known for its distinctively low acidity and rich, full-bodied flavors, often displaying earthy notes with hints of herbs, soil, and woody aromas. Indonesia, an archipelago of over...
Kenyan Coffee Beans
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Kenyan coffee beans are renowned for their complexity, vibrant fruit flavors, bright acidity, full-bodied mouthfeel, and uniquely fragrant aroma. These notable characteristics have made Kenyan coffee highly desirable and appreciated...
Kenyan Coffee Beans
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Kenyan coffee beans are renowned for their complexity, vibrant fruit flavors, bright acidity, full-bodied mouthfeel, and uniquely fragrant aroma. These notable characteristics have made Kenyan coffee highly desirable and appreciated...
The Smallest Coffee Bean: Micro Mocca
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Origin and Characteristics Micro Mocca, also known as Mocha or Mokka, is a natural variant of the Bourbon coffee variety. Initially originating from Ethiopia or Yemen, it was later transplanted...
The Smallest Coffee Bean: Micro Mocca
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Origin and Characteristics Micro Mocca, also known as Mocha or Mokka, is a natural variant of the Bourbon coffee variety. Initially originating from Ethiopia or Yemen, it was later transplanted...
The Largest Coffee Bean: Maragogype (Elephant B...
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Introduction to Coffee Varieties Among the many varieties of coffee beans, the three most common species are Arabica, Robusta, and Liberica. The Arabica species is undoubtedly the most well-known, especially...
The Largest Coffee Bean: Maragogype (Elephant B...
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Introduction to Coffee Varieties Among the many varieties of coffee beans, the three most common species are Arabica, Robusta, and Liberica. The Arabica species is undoubtedly the most well-known, especially...
Naturally Low-Caffeine Coffee
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Introduction to Naturally Low-Caffeine Coffee When it comes to decaffeinated coffee, most people immediately think of coffee that has undergone special processes to remove caffeine. However, in nature, there exists...
Naturally Low-Caffeine Coffee
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Introduction to Naturally Low-Caffeine Coffee When it comes to decaffeinated coffee, most people immediately think of coffee that has undergone special processes to remove caffeine. However, in nature, there exists...
Coffee Cherry: What’s Inside?
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You may already know that coffee is a plant, and that coffee beans come from a bright red fruit known as the coffee cherry. But do you know exactly what's...
Coffee Cherry: What’s Inside?
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You may already know that coffee is a plant, and that coffee beans come from a bright red fruit known as the coffee cherry. But do you know exactly what's...
Fruit Fermentation Processing Method in Coffee
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In today's specialty coffee market, buyers are increasingly searching for exotic flavors and high-scoring coffees. This demand has encouraged coffee farms worldwide to innovate extensively in coffee processing techniques. One...
Fruit Fermentation Processing Method in Coffee
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In today's specialty coffee market, buyers are increasingly searching for exotic flavors and high-scoring coffees. This demand has encouraged coffee farms worldwide to innovate extensively in coffee processing techniques. One...
Anaerobic Fermentation Processing Method in Coffee
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What is Anaerobic Fermentation? Anaerobic fermentation, also known as carbonic maceration, is a coffee processing technique inspired by winemaking practices. In traditional winemaking, mature grapes are placed in sealed, carbon...
Anaerobic Fermentation Processing Method in Coffee
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What is Anaerobic Fermentation? Anaerobic fermentation, also known as carbonic maceration, is a coffee processing technique inspired by winemaking practices. In traditional winemaking, mature grapes are placed in sealed, carbon...
Coffee Cultivation and Growth Stages
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Origin and Botanical Classification The coffee tree originated in Ethiopia, Africa. Botanically, coffee trees are evergreen plants belonging to the genus Coffea, within the Rubiaceae family. What is commonly referred...
Coffee Cultivation and Growth Stages
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Origin and Botanical Classification The coffee tree originated in Ethiopia, Africa. Botanically, coffee trees are evergreen plants belonging to the genus Coffea, within the Rubiaceae family. What is commonly referred...
Decaffeinated Coffee
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While many people drink coffee specifically to enjoy the stimulating effects of caffeine, a significant number prefer coffee with little or no caffeine. According to Transparency Market Research, the global...
Decaffeinated Coffee
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While many people drink coffee specifically to enjoy the stimulating effects of caffeine, a significant number prefer coffee with little or no caffeine. According to Transparency Market Research, the global...
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